The Sun. — London, England, 1809-02-02 00:00:00

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CHESHIRE, DEREYS/TlttE, WARWICKSHIRE, or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, CHEESH of elmal goodoets, to 6e delivered in one Month, into Hit Alederty'r I'4llgal/iv Stotts at Pottsm'onth t and to be Sid for •ly payable, with interest, ninety days after date. 1 'IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I% - . WARWICKSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE. TO_BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At theßulPs Head Inn, in Hinckley, in the Countycd . Lei. tester, iirt Tuesday, Feb. t 4; 1809, at Five o'Cluct in ttie Afternoon, in Lots, • . . 'T.HE NIANd, , or reputed MANOR of BUR TON HASTINGS; comprising several very desirable and improvable Freehold Estates, Ty the fre, Nivantageouily situated in the Parishes of Burton liastings and Wolvey, °and in the extra Parochial Hamlet of Stretton Baskerville, in the County of Warwick, about three miles from Hinckley, four from Nuneaton, nine from Atherstonc ,and Coventry, teh from Lutterworth, rs from Leicester, and twenty froth - War. wick, and Anterseeded by the Ashby Canal v,contairdug, 4 1,it ,the whole, 728 Statute Acres, more or less; of excellent crazin g and Cultivated Land, With 'inperior - Boildings and Hornesteads, now in the occupation of Messrs,' Lawrence, Gilbert, Maine, and Spires; together With, the AtivOwson of the perpetual Curacy of Burton Hastings ,aforesaid. Also 'beiold by Aution, at thellell'lnn, at Halford Bridge, in ttie Cotihty of Warwick, on Friday, thelltli Day • of ictutiary, 1809, at:Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, in,Orie Lot. A Valuable and Improveable YREEHOLI} ESTATE, called UPTHILOP MANOR ?ARM. •situt:ed' in Pariah of Aldermaston, in the County of Worcester. about" five miles. from S. I diaston a pop Stour , six frc.nt Stratford upon, Avon, and twelve-from Wati,vi . ck, consisting of a Substan. 'fiat-built Farm House, with suit abl e Outbuildings, and as; Statute Acres, more or less, of very imProveable Land, now in 6i: occupation of Mr. William Purser, as 'Tenant at Will. .To viewed by applying to the ' respeclive Tenants, of ,whorri printed Partichlar s s may be had,. and a Map of the hur. 'ton Hastogs Estates may be seen, and Particulars had, at Tortinson's, tact: Bull's Head Inn, in Ftitickley ; also of Alt, Greenins, Solicitor, Nuneaton; and a Mane( Upthrop may boseen, ,and Particulars had, at Mr. Coxe's, the Bell `lnn, at Halliard. Printed Particdlars of .the whole May also . be had of the Piinters of the War Wick; Coventry, and Lei center Papers,'ano at'the Grecian Coffee House, ui LOndon. And for. tUrther ,Intimtlatlon, applications. may be made to Still, .Es q. hastAnoyle, near Salisbury, Wilts; or to Arr. 'Build, Land Suryevor, AXminster, Devon. 1,1 THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. ROUSE OF P.,7::ERS, . • Flora, Mrs. JORDAN. ihACS6S. Second Price 3s.—Pit js. 6d. Second Prick ts.—• Callery as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Set:end frice txl.—No...Money to be returned. l'iaces for the Boxes to be taken of Nlr..Spring, at the ilox °iticr, kussc I ! si rect. The Doors to be opened at Half past Fiv e , an d b eg i n at ilalf past Six. To-niorrow, Man and Wife-, ors, fort Secret; than One; with Blue Beard ; or, Fcrnaletttriosay. WEDNESDAY Fts,D. 1. The Earl of GROSVENOR gave potice ,that nn Tuesday next he would move their Lor'dships tore -Solve inttha Committee, to consider of the State of of the Nation. Lord AtreKLA No signified the wish of Lord Gren. vile to postpone his motion for rescinding the Orders in Council from Monday next to Monday se'nnigliG . . - - The Conithiont of the Coistraft maj he reen' at the Seeretag't Ogee. , • sritE*Atitc ROYAL, :IfAY.MARKET. . . '" - m-moitrtow Feb. 3, 1839, A. will be perfornled 'EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. Kiteiy, M'. COOKE. 'fik • 'DE LA PEROUSE •• , Or, HE DESOLATE ISLAND. ec4lict Price 3‘...P1t. is. 64. Second Price ss. ...Gallery as., .Seeond ,Price is.,--pper Gallery is. for tbe 'I3I)XeS hetVien of Mr. Brandon, aethe Office s In the 1 - 10H1urket. The - 1.360 rs to be 'opened at Mir/ pat Five, and begin at 11:111pist sht. ' On Saturday, King Henry the Eighth ; vittli De La P. .:- -01 10: . ; or. The 'Desolate I slam!, No regaid will Le Lad to any Testier in tclieb the Pelee shall not he inserted in wordy 'at length, or that sba‘t not he delivered Ito the liard before One o'ClGck on the said rmeselay, the 7th of Fe¢ruary axe;, nor moles: th e P enton I A makes The Ten. der . , or pme,Person on his 61;441.1 ; attends, to ans•Wer, when 4.414,4 for, The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the tablethe Pa. pers relative to the Negotiation with the Anic:. rican Miniiters. 41. L. I NG.O.FFIC ofy . rrIFTE COIVIVISSIO 4 yOSI9r 1107 qiiLLING iitzieto's loy da e/9 gtve rolice, That on Tuesday,. the 1.111, of February next, thy will be ready to re. ceive Tenders iK limiting (teased up), and treat Iv Four Hun. deed Chaldean., (earl, consisting of 36 ateehelr, Winchester Men. sure) of riro, TAN EL ti.D MOO R COALS, or 611: of equal goodness to he de/leered in a whole Cargo, or Cargos, one half thfreol as 460 N. as tql.ii4,ispid the oth e r half in tbe s p ace of two Illontbs from the date of the Contra:4, ?winds and weather peinurtsing, alencgside the Wharf of die Alajerty's 1-'reetiSec at ripnouth and eouthdowns ; -end to be paid for hy Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contral?'ns.D. Ge 01(10 41 the Secret ary% Of MISS BEFFISI'S _ . PCILLVS, 'S,%); 17, New Tirind-slrtet, commenced this day, Fe ruary 2, is •Iler PerfOrmancas in 'I,ItAWI NG, MINI ATURE PA D i. L. 1 44) RK , 40. which she has been encouraged )9 flatter herseif will not befound altogethieuri vorthy of NoNce, having had the misfortune of being born -without legs, ktln3 , and hands ; ' she is obliged trOcki- the *witolt other pei'forrnalice PrinCipally With her mouth;, she Sel43 extremely and in a most wonderful manner, 'Write s well, ntordinsg the pen hetWeen'ilie stump of her anti and her cheek ; Paines Miniatures, and many more Wonder -4111 T,hings, . . ;AaMissiOn'frarn le till .!t,, and Ikon, 6 to • $ in tbe'evening. Five 54.;11ings each. lyo regard will he had to ay. Tender in the ke ;Prot.& in4ertrii in nt:kreir at I;ngtb, or that shall not he dell'orr,ed to tim ,8,-;qrd It f.re One OtClok on the raid Tuesday,' the t4th cf f rebreepi:y next, nor unless the Perron st.Ati maker The Tender, c , ;.'a er:',..e e c n o n bi t itheilf, attend:, to anrener, when ealkdfar, ivANTID, Fyi. A Rill/ilk 'Satan . WAITER * Bn:EW,EiY In the COnniry, in a desirable Situation. A Person 'Who has made PAirter Brewing h's stuciy, and has no objec. tion 6 atten:l to the Ilhoricius part of the litisiness, Wiri , be liberally dealt with.— Kelerences to Crater ancl Ability required. Lsupra ;(post paid) addressed to C P. at the'Pott Offide, 1. - ucllow, Salop, Will be ilimiediatry 'attended to. A Most Elegant and Superb Grand Upright rwro 'FaturE, with drJi* 411 k front, equal in fpt of tone, and touch to th at made by the sanie Maker or His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and sent to Carlton House, at . FiOe Huiltred GLAM. The price of the above is Sevetity.fise Guineas, obit not 4 Shilling abatanciit... It has not bivn used above six weeks. To be Leto at No. 's,. Leicester-place, Leicester.sqUare, 'front Eleven to Four &Clock only. I fit be *anted for the Country, 'Pat:icing 'Cae and every other Charge will be Fiiie uinea.;. ACitiRMAN . N 'most 'respeOfully infdrris A.N. the Nobility awl gentry!, that; he has this Day isub lished No. 11. of THE REPOS I TORY•of ART 4, MA )ItIFACTU R ES, and FASHrONS. He pledges hirrisclf that this Mapalne shall be worthy of the pyotection of the British Public; and he assures the Lik. tics that the display of the Monthly Fashions contained in it shall hohis'partieblar study, E 3 well as to unite G race and Elegance with them. The scietaitic mind will be amply repaid by the perusal of this Work. 0 - —,--,------ . . .. ONE THOUSAND FIVE' „HUSIDRED STATE LOT'- . ' 'VERY TICKETS . , - • . Ks 2 FREE GIFT in the PR ES hIIT LOTTERY, which begins Drawilig on Wednesday, mil of A pril.: . ar r IcKETS and Slityns are' now Selling in the jt. Secoaci State Lottery; the, Scheme consists of 20,400 I ickets only, With the additional FREE Cl FT of the pre tent Contractors. of 10,0 Whole Tickets, for the First.draWn .Prize either Whole or hi Shares, that is drawhon.the First Day Prize, tsl, in addition to the Prize that it will otherwise be entitled to;• likewise soo 'rickets, in like manner, for the Second Day of Drawing, without irnpoverishing the said Achenta.l, therefore an early purchase is recommended by SIR JAMES BR ANSCOMB and Cu. Proprietors attic Lucky Lottery Offices, ti, Elolb&rn ; No. 37, corrihill ; No, 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; add at No. 269, t l traiiit; Where No. 7031, the fortunate Nuin4er en. titled to tin.: Grand Prize of 500 Whole Tickets, on the First Thy ofilrliwing the last Start: Lot terY, Was 80141 in one' Half, one Quarter, one Fighth , „ and two .Sixteen t h s ; and where likewise the following Capital Prizes in the two last Y1;4111' Lotteries wife sold in 63 i Shares, naine:l, No, 2570 entitled 'to 40,60c.i. and the only Prize of that Amount ever Shared. 12,19 ,C;{,One.; 1 3,4;0 1,,..200;00 6, /..15 ,C2,0n0 2 4, 305 - Itp,o3n rd,za3 - ao , oco , i 2,9 .9 - Ici,cioo 7457 i - io,eza 5;7 - aosoae 111083 - 'O,OOO In3i B - 2 .9).°" . ' Zitl an- 1 1 2t) Prizes O. ca‘‘o.. an— 1000.. BCgitteS a great prop ort i on of ' ;ne t, roc ! . Arc. ; and sundry other tapitals m timner Lotteries, amounting to upwards of ONE Nll LLION STERLING, And the torttmate Aaventurerh paid on dsmancl. ONE THOUSAND FIVE jrnINDRED TICKETs will be even on the FIRST and SECOND . DAY of D/Avving THE GRAND STATE LOTTL-Rsi, Which begins on the il,th Ot APR! I-. NE XT, Beside the under-mentioned Prizes. • SCHEME. 4 Prizes of - £20,c00 • - are . ,CBo,orio - 10,300 5,100 " 14 1,000 . ▪ 40..1 . 100 . .» 44 • . so ---- - - 4. 2 00 2,500 4.8; " 2 11 - •73,300 10,0 04:eriCketa ** sC24o,qe6 DAYS OF DRAWING. Wednesday, April rz ThurAay, April 4 Friday, April 41 . [Skiturday, April 29 11:11 FIE Contraaors have permission of the 'Anchor the Treasury to make it FREE G !FT of 1,00 Whole Tickets, in addition to the Prizes to the ScherAc : . MST DAY, A Free Gif t o f 1 , 000 Whole Tickers for the First.iirawn Prize above 151. the Numbers of wh ich are 1151'0116W* I' 3,001 to 3, so* 6,,c0t to 6,60 a ci,oot to .9,r00 4,501 to 4,600 i;col to ,7,00 10,01 to 11.4E0 .51901 to SOCO s,sol to B s 6oo I ii,tor to tt,too tz,soot .. to - 111 8 600 OND DY Another Free Gift of Soo Whole T ick e ts,forthe A , ts, for the First-drawn 'rite above Isl. th e N umbers of which are in follows: r __ 13.00 t to 13,100 I tc,oot to Is; MO 1 4,501 to 14.6*0 :6•50 1 10 10104 V 17,001 to 17,100 Tickets and Share • el hi at every Liccusecl Lottery. v oice. s ; tin. 5 ig . _ . . To TIMBER ;111E [WHOM. and $}llP-Ittrl WE RS. cApyrxi. NAVY ~,k1s,11) OTHER TLMBER. TO BE ;()Ir..kii , AUCTION, Together Or in tott4'.'at Mr.' RUhert Evans's, Clerk, at Gres ford. on Fridiy the 24th day of February next, at Three o'Clock, o IVE Hi abd Fo'Cai.ital 'OAK TREES, and . i6O eXceeding'good ASH T I R.E ES, with the Lops, Tops, and Bark thereot; now itartding, and numerically marked, in the -1'41101140 Woods and Other Lands at Gres. ford. . • . . Of the nixlc, 4o Ttect averageabout "'sg feet each, $ R about 119 abdut 3a, rant about 2s, and lob about *6 feet each ; and the Ash average about 31 feet each. Gresloia is situated iboOt three mites from Wrexham, and eight irons" Chester Quay, For a V;ew of the Timber, and Conditions pf Sale, aiißly ,to the said "Robert Evans, of whom 'Knifed Partieulars may be bed, _as well as at the principal Inns at W re xh am ant i M other arket Towns 'in' the lieighbourhdad, and also at Cliesterand LiverPuol• • • Tenaos by Private Contrad may be made to Mr. W",:bh, in the Close, Salisbury, bet Ore the 14211 of t. ebruary. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIVAGI:. TIRE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Fttrui ture, Matteasses,artd.lleildirig colnigete, are very reSpe6l- tulltrocotntitendett toGentlemen as being • r nos t portable and sullei'ior to any others tua:le In Lyndon ; Marquees, Cents, Tahles and Chairs, on ittproved principles; Sea Cots,_Sola Beds, and Chairs, for onlloard Ship; Ni&quitto Net. Furniture, and Patent litass. sc re w Bcdste. 4 4, for Eau 'and %Vest indies,•aild all Fureignerintates, at MORGAN and SANDE KS's • • 'Patent lletistead Manufactory and Ware-. Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catheriiie.4treet, Strand.. t:iorgan and Stntiers's NeiV-invented Imperial Dining ;f e int allowed to' be the milt tomplete and Lle t , ant set o f Tshiekver yet invented, are very portable, packing in a tics but tan biFlics deep. N• Fashionable Sofa..lied and Chair-iced Ware; house. • oi r rr i s If I 131. 'THE SECOND PART of Min Work nppenr . nu the first of let)it'wy. - The Royal, at : gs. itila the Uemy at 7s. Persons in dis'fint parts 'Of the 'who address themselves to the Publfsher fin', Part I. 'pablished Oy the first of fanuary. are respedfully `.'erred to their NKillar llookseliqrs, and the Country llookseaby are referreti to their Lend Orr Agent, for any nornber Us* than went) .tivc Copies: A New Ldition is Arcady printing of t4e ttoy.Ll Part 1. Ilridge-itreet, jan. 27, I8Q9• SCHOOL MASTERS AND GOVERNESSES. P rHE CONDUCTORS of SCHOOLS through • but Prtat- Pritain and Ireland . are • - infbrinca that the ifth Number of the SC 1-10.9 I, MAGAZINE Was this Day 'published. Containing a variety of instruftive.' tisenit, and interesting Letter- nress',.togetli,.•r wi th a' laro Engraving of tikt I.4tant, one tesuth,of thx!l4ttsral hiz,; of Ow ; and ann. titer Engraving of Mont i4rrat in Cj toilolll4. It is well known thAt among' othe reeninmendation's of this Work to general achiTtion in all Schania,.l'%Velve rteas-worth of Prizes are 00,ributedeVery Month to Juvenile! Candidates, in Cintiposition t TranaLdion, Viii lo4o PnY, 41111 Illattu Juvenile Library, NOW liontL:•strect, January. 31, ;Soy. TiIL , NEW - Act.'ossip;taletl by a Pair of Gkb,:. THE BOOKSELLERS t 'Great Brita iir are informed, that the SECL N 1) PAWL' of Dr. ,SMITIVS Was this D published, prici 6s 6d. Aceothpailied by three InAlily finished elvoyings, and , two ;ulterior Maps of Spain and Sweden. • is is undoubtedly understood generally that this New Geoff Rraphy'will include every point at completenes:t and pecti:c. two, as'well iii reiorti to Feat as to Graphical At+onipani. nients.—lt will in every iespeet be the best and mostiuperb System of Crographycver published in this Country, Persons disposed to take in the Karts, without tho , otgOe mein for the Globes, may Wm titcin dune blue paper, at Five Shillings each. N0, ; 241 Pittettriter-rew. lan, 31, tLg. MISS NULL'S NOVEL. Thti Day WAS published, In Three Volumes, price res. in boards. ' T" OrtEtiT of COMALVA.—A NOVEL. Containing Sketches of Vortukti anti a;pain, am( kart or France. • .Printed for R, Phillips, No r 6, Bridge street, Rlackfriats, London. Speedily will he published, Neatly printed lo law), SERIES of DISCOURSES on the PRINCI. P LES df RELIGIOUS BELIEF, as conuezted• with Human Happiness and 1 tnproretnent. • • By ilia Rev. K. MO kEti EAD, A.M. Of BAIA College, 0 Lt td, ju4iur Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Cow .gate, EdinbutBh• Edinburgh : Plinted fur Archibald Constable And Co. Editihur4h ; sod for Cunstabk, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, Loreloll. EAST 'INDIA :11-Ori4 , Fel. 18(4. THE CO L74,T 0f.P411EC 1 7)./iS tf t4e U.:VI/TEL) CO-11P4N1' of MERCH.INTS ENGLAND trading to the East Indio di &Sib) , give Notice, ' That the Transfer li,oks of the said Conliaoot ruck ti that cn Thuriday, the 24 of March next, "a; Tivo and .opened again sari Tbiered,o;, the 13th Of April fokloteing. That ft @arta y General (.%.,urt o , jr :be Said Cut:; , aszy %via he be.'i at their Howie, ire Leadenb:r4 . -•sts ter, on Ilidnel,lay, the 1;9:1., cf sliarch next, at' Eleven Forenoon. • That a General 'Court ol the said Cainpany 14.11 i I, e tr. 1,/ a ; Iloase, ix /...tadoigaii.i veer, in Wislues,liy, the rulr of next, from Nine o'Clisik in thenorniNg x111;15'4 in czyying, f;r the L'ealon of Six D:reThu:t (j . the said Conspary, for Four ' Yaare„ And th.i! the Lifts of the Men4ers a f the said Ci....wratty weill 6r rearty es be de.'ive , ed at ibis Nrure 3 oa 314410, the Aoth Al.arch lle.ve. iri T. It 4 I IC/I Y, Secret.: 7. • DISEASES OF THE U r RETIIIt<N, AND CEtt.TAIN CONIPLAINTS. • s sole, Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated Me dicatO gong'*sand Retnertits Mr. DU FOUR informs the Pohl tc,• that h e ma y, as . uguaf, be daily consulted treat Nine.to Three, at his No. 54, Frith-street, Soho, qti cases of Strieture6, Obstructions, (fleets, twc, Scc, as well as'GoOorriaxti, 'Debility, and every Di*rder whete averecy is 6o essentially rettnisite, that every Patient is iiitroduci , d iii setware ararittient, Mr. I). has tor inaiiY years eoittincit himself to that department of Surgery, and front eNtetisivit practice, and A ttie most flattering suecess, he is enabled to a method of cure, mild, elf;cacious, requiring no eon linement or restraint in Diet,, a 4 whichßrevents a relapse. Persons the country staling their cases Cully, in a Letter, enclosing a it. or a 21. MAC, will have proper remedies sent to the 4111011l1t. Vor:the various syniptntns, &c. see, just published. .the Sixth Edition. price 2s. 64. , :k Treatise on tt e. slime com plaints. eto had at the Authnt's House, the only olice v. , here his flongios are oold. FRONT (a:01( CE RICKWOOD, ES4I. to NIK. DIXON APOTHECARY., , • TR—For many year s I h ave been m6st afflicted with 4 severe I3lho v CoNipliant, and which had battled the skill of aevetal of uttr niowt eadLent„ Phy sicians, iand w ! nien truly-made my very existence iniserablt, but • having heard the wonderful Care your invaluable DJ XON's ;INTIM LIOUS PILLS had wrought on Mr. Ltuas, Chief 4)lficer of the Union, l was induced to give them a talc trial, and after taking.orie I:6‘ talan the utmost benefit; try x continuation of that hl etticine I was complete. ly cured, and an now as hearty and $491.1g as °Ver.-114 this, if mie public, m a y induce many ttlllided persons to give the rill 4 a-trial, I have no'objeetion to your publishing the Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, Ma orby-illa:e, Sour!, Lambeth, 4. RI CK WOOD. Aug. ao. 18447. fills have been found a certain Cure in amt Nervous IL:ad Aclis, Heart-burn, prveceding from tree living, &c. Sold wholesale. and retail, at Mt Dotter's, 4, C,l;eapside, London f and retail by most Country Rook sillpis .110 Medi cute VClllitl6, in boxes, at .2s. 9:1; and Gs. tl4c.ti ; and fur , 14:1111 , u4e, bp7tet; iit 224,. cat:ll. Hr. e.to 4NALEI'Ti CAL I 'I'ION. WI - lEREAS BENJAMIN PL lIBIN errs ab. truded If u pon the Public .is ** th.• original' and otily. , persuou who evc.r prepared the Fever Powder and Ana le;n for the late Dr.. lames, they will be-enabled-to judge of nitil's pletellivtis when they are tultnrineti that lie was a lab:nher iu the Dodor's garden, at Lainnetli, at ele• chit sitillisigs per, iveek. and afterwards esuplovtd tonialie up his the ingradielits or winch were weighed out .and tie• liveret to nail itt rit4ss for that purvose ; anti That he kteVt:f did assist in any part of the proec,s of the l'ever roweict, tit winch rh., AitsS:prze owe tite.4 peculiar It w ill.. be evident, . itter-dore that Mr. Pert.iti's we no t D r . ' and the.Publ:c wits deterinihe hat degree of credit is to begivett to one teen has asserted, that ha wxs the "original and only person" syho ever assisted Dr lathes in preparing his Powder, when it oppears that the 1 , evet Now dcr was prepared many year; betuse he worked fur Dr. lathes, Sind everybetore he was born. The Analeptic Finest fwn; it Dr. lathes contrived as a remedy for itioisell, and , which pre. served his life to an • advanced age) are atitnirably calculated for Disorders of the Stemach *nut Bowels, and lhr th e Head. Itch, and other bad tlikts of free living ; also for Itheu tnatic, Bilious, and Gouty Complaints they gently open ihe pores by. night, and the body by day, and . re excellent in coids:autt slight Fevers, and should never be omitted at bed-time after any cress t,f eating or drialt;tig- Sold Only by F. Newbay and Son, No: St 1 ) 4 , 11's Chtiteh.yatd, Loudon.; and at i)r, famee s Lire Hot.i hd , an Brunm-str4ct. ,ht ItulaNi price 45. bd. e.1..i, or I.x 0/ 40 large Itax, ;glee t I. 4i. duty included. ro4cilr titer the Wortia, " Nuttrlnry, No. 45, 'Sr. rimy.," art ortstavcd in the Stamps. The Earl of BucKtisignAmsnltte gave notice, that on Friday he'wouldsubmit to their Lordship s .!1 mu, tion relative t o th e state o 1 Portugal. The Earl . of Watt Poor. wished, to be informed. tit the nature of the Noble Lord's motion. Itit related t4t.the Convention of (inirri, k4. 4 to4.lt,..be,ariate chat the Papers on that' subje& *ere, on - the inont;:, of a Noble 'Peer, already ordered to be I.4i4..befote the House. As to the general'state of _POrtuzr,al, tI was impossible for the Noble 'Lord to fttl a stt-onel interest on that subject •than his ISlajesty.'s ,M pi® stern diti.. • The Earl 01 RileitlNOll;k:tl4l-111kE Said, til!it the motion he intended n make did not to!:no t;) pap er: , nor the Convention of Clime 'but to th,, Portugal in general. The Earl of' Livettioot. could have wishel that the flaunt' of the 'Motion had been mere pat - tit:vial - 4 described ; but in the mean time 116 thought iqtroper to observe that with tespe& to the War itv and Spain, Ministers had no objection to atio . id to the fietts&the most ample inforniation. Lord Eoex.mo, after ''owe prelirt*list'y :observ.p. bons, submitted to theLtiouse a aerie, tnotion4, object of :which woo to obtaiti - au Act:oor of of crux .Army' in the late Campaign in Stmin. the suggestion of the Lail of LivaftPoot, his -Lordship po,tponed his motio - as until Friday nest. The Dulei ''Nonrei..tt, A. hided to the notice he hadgiven-ybsteiday, and requa i lited to know, when'the Treaty which th Noble Lord had stated was con-; . chided with Spun, would be laid on the table. The Earl of Li V It n`' oor. said, that the y r o.* ‘vcalti he subutittedtik their Lordships as, soon its the Rati. , fications were exchaw,., , ed„ 1c observed, that no event lied happened since the TicAty was negotiateit,which, in his opinion, ought to make any "diticrence stipulations } and also, no event had occuired, which oupht to c;ioke a ditleinnec in the oiertimy s which it .would haVe been proptl tor this Country to malie itt as) . ttiug Spain against the common .- , • In answeve, a question across the table, the. Noblo Earl stated that the Treaty had betin signed about, a tbrtnigh . t. ,no,• and •that the Ratification mii , ht be soon expeOed; • but that he could nor tend to specify any, precise dine for its prubable ar rival. Tfu Duke of NORFOLK observed, that he won1(1 take an 'oppartunity of stating hiA svntirneuts wit 4 ro;spea to the 'War in gpaio, the. tin. Skate of tile Nation, t)t ltl4loll a N j6t given nwice, shntdd I.;nder tion of their . birdihipd. . , The Loan'Citount.ottA.ead a letter from 'Lion tenant-f eneral Sir A. 4 4, /llesley, iu ,repty to communication made by his Lordship of the T 1 t?, of the I - louse voted to it Arthur and the Otii,:cri and Soldiers; ,Who served under his einnurind tut Battle of Vitnipra.—The Letter way (mit:rt.i to hit entered an the Journal;.---Adjourned, HOUSE OF COMMOAS. WEDNESDAY, FEE. 1. • Mr. H. WELLEii.LE - Y presented an Accouth c , ftt-e MOney imed by the Colonial Agent of Ceylon, and the mucie . 6t . its application. Mr. HusxisSoN moved, that there he laid be. fore the 'Utilise an Account of the Tea Million and a Half Exchequer Bills issued for the serf 4y..1 of the year 1808 ; also of the One Million and a Half Exchequer Bills voted for the same year.; which were ordered. IRISH MILITIA. Sir A. Wrtt.LesLuv moved 'for lenve'to bring in !A Bill to allow rahanteering, ton certain extent), from the .Irish Militia into the RegtOari. Ffe stt44th,it thln.w . ns tuvrelp the ...x.tensio,t of the pta n by Lord Cthtlercitgli for this Country to 1te.1.4nv1.-- Mr. BANKES.ITICIved, that the . Order :or kquGri,. ! New Writ iv the routn of Mr. Lynn, who had !Willi typoiplet) COrigOrVIII,`A' of Scuts , Privilev.;:i in t;!:- Nethaflanels, should be read from the J.)urimiA, which , being done by the- Clerk, the Hon. Gc , it:.• in:in moved for the produdion of a Copy of thif, :ti poiottuent.---Agreed to. Sir Geouna WARRENDER terlONVed a rnot; ; ,,, his during the last Session, which lad not 31-1 complied with, namely, for a Return of Ititt ui Men who had volunteered from the Militia inL, the Line, from ist An:ust 1807, up to the latest nm hible period. Also for a Return of the Comtuisiion. eel orfii:w s serving in the Militia, anti the Number wanting to complete the establishrnents'of the Vali., ous_Regiments,. an the ist Jan, iiso9. Both ti“; motions - were agreed to. Mr. WHArrox brought up the Report of Committee of Supply, and the Resolution to Supply to his Majesty, being read, was agte;ti nem. con. 'Lie 'Jim} Annual Estimates were ordetvd to 1 1! , laid before toe 'Huuse. Mr. TiitiaNTol4, moved, that, tbe it-tter Messrs. Punt: - to the Secretary at Vi.nr, June, 1808 ; and its inelecares, shuttiii for k! th I•fo,.44,—AOrdencd.